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The Hennery or the ASsociation
Rochester Post.
An attempt is being made at Winona to
get up poultry association. They ought to
have bought ours.
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WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
Orayear 81 Six Mo-. 65 cts. Three Mo-, 50 cts
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ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

ST. PAUL, MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1857.
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rRl-wEEkLY- -Daily-Monday, Wednesday an
.A.a,. \
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ST. PAUL. R.IB iP A. E. PICKED. r. BiP.l Al Il.
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BeElu tho New Year with wooipr Forum

EsElu tho New Year with woolng Fortune.
In the city Of NV Orleans, La, on
Tuesday,, always Tuesday, November s,
1887, the 2lO Grand Monthly Drawing Of
the Louisiana State Lottery took place.
AS is the constant custom 1t was under
the sole supervision OF Gen'ls G. 7. Beau
regard, OF La, and J1hal A. Early, of Va.
There was cent to all over the world a
golden shower in srms from $3.50 600
doSnwIrds. The First Priza Of $15OOOO
VAS drawn by No. II AL, and was sold in
fractional parts of tauths Mt 81 each, sent
to II. a. Dauphin, Nav Orleans, Ia. Ons-
tonth was paid to Michael Slutzki and SOL
ONION Pinkogaki, Of Boston, Mass; one
to Edgar Burnett, Agent Adams Express
Go. at Jackson. Mich; one to Mrs. Il
Bernard, Sioux Falls, through Sioux Fslls
Natl Bank; one to VIM. Poad, of Ana
conda, Mont, through the Omaha Natl
Bank OF Omaha. Neb, one to Meesrs. Cav
and Croft, Orleans, Neb,; one to rs.
kohn, Miesoula, Mont, through Miasoula
Natl Bank; one to Joe Morrison, New.
port, Ark, through Z L Watson, OF New
port, Ark, one 10 W. H. Landon, OF Nav.
port News, Va;paid through Burrus, Son
\ Co., Bankers, at Norfolk, Va; one to
Margaret CLARK. No. 12 St. Andrews St.,
New Orlesns, La No.. 60, 1858 drew the
Second Capital Prizs of $4,000: It was
also sold in fractional tenths at ST. each
ono to William Leslie, amount Maid to
WellsiI Fargo 4 Co., both of San From
cisco, GAL. ;; one TO F. Wohlhnrter, Of Old.
ham, Oak, through First National Bank
Of Madison, Oak. one to D. Q, Macon, e.
wood, Ind, through Citlzens Bank Of No.
blesvilNe. Ind. one paid 10 Thos. R. Nil.
ler, No.1el3 lawrence st., Dsnyer, Col ;
one ., to Chas. II. Walker, Edinburv, Ill,
through George P. Harrington, ESQ, a
banker there; one to VIM. Il. Arison,
Mononsshela City, Pa, thronch Peoplee
Bank Of Mononeahela. No. 7O1l3 drew
tho Third Capitol Prize OF $4,000: Twas
also cold in fractional tenths at ST. each:
two were paid through First NATL Bank
Of Nashville, Tenn. one was paid to J. G.
Hedrick, and another to Fl. Adams, both
Of Las Vegas, N. NJ; one to L. s. Ander.
son, paid through Omaha Bank Of Omaha.
Neh ; ona To Felix Enrich, of KNnens
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sabbath Observance In Two Continents,
Those Americans who insist that the
American Sunday shall not be modelled
alter tho Continental Sunday are in the
habit OF pointing to the loose observance
OF the day in the old world and drawing
from that strong argument againat the
further DRIFT in that direction.
It would appear, from recent inquiries
on'the subject, that the old world itself
is not entirely ea!isGed with the doSn.
ward tendency Of its social condition aa a
result CT the practical INCONSISTENCIES OF
tho day OF rest. This from the New York
Evening Post is very instructive on this
points, Il \
Tho friends OF Sabbath observance
have Rlwaya maintained that II SIM.
day were not maintained as sacred
day, ito retention as q day OF rest from
toll would prove very difficult. In tbia
they are apparently right. In all the Con.
tlnental countries, along with readiness tn
be amused on Sunday comes also readi,
aees to work. 1t seemB di1lcult, il not i'm.
possible, TO force rule which allows peo.
pie to play lawn tennis, or 70 to the then.
ire, or alt in beer gardens, but iorbjds
them to work in factories or keep their
shopu open. The experience OF Germany.
which has recently been collected, though
in o somewhat imperfect way, by a Plna.
sian Government investigation seems to
contain 3 grea. deal Of instruction on this
point From returns obtained from thirty
GU. Of thirty.hve provinces or depart.
ments, containing 500 1850 manufacturing
establishments and !, 5S2, SOL workmen, It
was found that 57.75 per cent Of tho fac.
tories kept at work on Sunday. On the
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ID. . E.. . .
City. NO., though Citizens Natl Bank Of
Fourth two CAPITAL Prizss Of SIC, 900 each /;
one was paid E. A. Ksercrose, Of Phila.
delphia, Pa, through Bernard Gilpin, at
torney at law, No. III Walnut st., Phlla.
delphia, Pa. No. 1921 drew the other
$4,000 Fourth CAPITAL, sold to parties In
Msmphis, Tenn; Kansaz. Oily, Mo-, and
Colorado, Tex, etc. etc. The next draw.
ing will be on Tuesday, January 10. 1888,
when 1t will all be repeated. Any inior.
nation will be given on application 10 NJ.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or with
money sent In a registered letter 10 the
address Of tho Nav Orleane National Bank
Of New Orleans. Begin the new year
with resolution to WOO the fckle god.
dess-Fortune. pGy
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other hand, the larger number Of the
workuen, or 9l0 5G4, rested on Sunday.
As regards trsdo and transportation, It
was found that In 20 provinces tout OF 3b)
OF 147,3lS blishments OF ono sort or
another, employing 245,06l persons. q
per cent were open on Sunday, and b.
per cont Of the employees worked on that
day.
This ssstc Of things has led to demand
In Prussia for legislation absolutely pro.
hibiting Sunday lobor. With q view to
such legislation, q canvass Of the persons
interested, both employers and employed,
has been made. They were asked whelher
they were In favor or opposed to total pro.
hibton. II was found that Of those con-
suited In the great factories or atorea only
IS per cent Of the employers and 10 pei!
cent Of tho employed were In favor oil total
prohibition. In the smaller industrial
only Is per cent Of tho onploycrs aud Il
per cent Of the employed were in favor Of
total prohibition. In trade only II per
cont OF tho employers and only 80 per
cont Of the employed, and on transports'
ton nn'y IL per cen. Of Of the employers
aud 10 per cont Of the employed were In
favor Of total prohibition. These arc very
curious figures, and have been tsbu'ated
by n. Maurice Block with some care. II
Is difficult to say how many things they
prove, but they prove one thing vi j toler.
ably certainty, and that 10 that the footing
Of Sadsy ss day Of rest Is almost 40 pre-
carious In Germany as Its footing as day
Of religious obsrvance.
Wo take the figures to be reinforce
ment OF the oit-estsblished truth that at
leas. something Of tho ascred character o.
tho day 10 necessary to It's character as .
day OF rea.. In doea not follow that the
only sacred observance Of the dsy 10 Pari
tan observancs-that We must whip the
child on Monday. for chewing gum or
Sunday. Between the Puritan Sunday
and tho Continental Sunday Is a wide diff
ferelce, aGording room enough for $ mear
tina. shall preserve the essential lestureI
OF Gods day.
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Q1lre QtatelligelgreG.
wnnuLIya. ". VA. DECEMBER IL. 1887


l. Ia 80 obviously truo that home COM
petition modiles piicain tavorof the home
consumer, tina. the President was Obliged
to make mild admission to this effect.
"But," adds tho President, this com.
petition i, often e.ranslsd by combi.
nationa quite prevalent Mt this time, and
frsqusntly called Trusts, which have for
their objac tho regulation OF the supply
and p,ics OF commodities made and sold
by members OF tho combination. The
people can hardly hope for my conaldora-
tia IN the operation Of these selfish
aol,mtB." We thank tho President for
tn, suyGession.
Lat US look ct two OF tas mos. offensive
Of these notorious Trusts, tho Whisky
Tras. and the Standard Oil Trust. Does
thu President think tho prots Give tariff
HI, buil:up these Offensive elfsh echemes
tina to regulate supply and price Of the
counodt!es controlled by thom respect.
iv,ly?
Tao Whisky Trust is on the side Of the
ire, trade Democracy, s!outly rosisting
with argument, expostulahon and pow.
or!ui lobby any Interference with the in.
formal tax on it's product. It agrees with
the President and tho other so.callsd rev.
enuo retormerg, that customs duties ahould
DO largely reduced. Tho Whisky Trust
Ii an important part Of the Democratic
mlcLins, and may be relied on as bsforo
TO: libsal campaign contributions. It's
money will help to play Oleyeland's cam.
paigu expenses mex! year.
The Standard Oil Trus! ia moro motor.
ious and offensive than any Of the Trusts,
has done more to strange competition
than all OF the other trusts and combina.
tionS Of whatever name. With ita money,
its pull in politics, It's arrogance and its
hear.lessneB9 it has gained tho mastery
ovor the sources OF production and tho
channels Of supply. 1t has brought to ito
feet tho great Trunk lines, and this has
enabled it to crush out every competitor
except G few most favorably uituated and
exceptionally plucky. In the great State
OF Ohio it has been powerful enough to
force the Democratic party to send to tho
Senate Of the United States without any
dlsgusss one Of the Leaders Of the Standard
Oil combination. It Hmeared the M.
tional Democracy with ito coal oil money
and compelled President Cleveland to
pus in his Cabinet Standard Oil man.
The too prevalent Trust is indeed often.
awe to the people, and tho time 10 not far
distant when the people will take hold OF
ths Trust as they have taken hold OF other
Wrongs. Then the Trust will go. But any
candid friend OF the President will admit
that tia 1NrELLlaENCER has pointed out
two Of these ohsnsiye things for which tho
prot ,c.ivs tariff has not the remotess re-.
spousioility. The quoation OF protection
and tbs question OF the great commercial
Trusts stand alone and are to bs be con.
sidered alonn.
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" anybody imaglnes that the term
NERVOUS Dyspepsia" Is rather a far.
fetched name for mere digestive disease,
short examination OF the msnikin al
Logan & Co.'s drug ntoro, bridge corner,
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, will show
how appropriate that word ."psrvous" Ia
Tor In close proximity 10 the stomach and
digestive organs tho nervous system has
an important focus. Ocular dpmonstra'
tons Of this fact also makes clear the
secret Of the great SUCCESS OF Ksskine, the
new quinine, In curing that stlllctive and
common corn nlaint .fTsr"r .nu.
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HURT BY CLEVELAND.
Pcnns5lvAnia Wooi-Growsrs Already Sun or.
Ing an Account of Ills Foe Wool Talk. ;,

sud "' -ASSoah9 VA AAab Hkco "Ool AulR.
WAsulsGroN, PA, Dec. 1.-THE wool.
growers Of Southwestern Pennsylvania
are already feeling the effects of President
Cleve;and's declaration in favor CT free
wool: Several large jobbers have called
IN their buyers, feeling confident tina,
whether the Presidents Recommendation
Is adopted or not the price Of wool will be
lower. Tho indications are that farmere
will DO unable to dispose Of their stock
Tor some time, except at q sacrifice.
There will be moro reports to the same
effect. Buyers are not going to load up
with American wool with the recommen.
dation OF the President staring them in
the lscs, the President backed by rabid
frse trade party having majority in the
House and being close upon tho heels Of
the majority in tho Senate.
But we need not ask wool.buysra what
thoy think. Wool.growera have prompt.
ly told what they think, and they think
the.c can be but ons result Of tho Presi.
dents recommendation. This result Is
shown in tbs withdrawal Of the wool.
buyers.
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A FEW KIND WORDS
From Some of the IuteIli genCcr's State Con.
| temporaties.
An Advocate Of American Doctrines.

An Advocate of American Doctrines.
Phiippi Republican.
The Whesling ISTELLlaENcER Is the
home psper for oil West Vrginlans and
as such should be in the homes OF all our
peoplo. 1t Is an earnest and able advo-
cato Of the American doctrine OF protec.
tive tariff and an unlinching adversary oil
the English Dogma Of free, trade, includ
ing the notion Of ''iree wool, free coal
free lumber, free iron ores" as advocated
by the present reform ~ Administration.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

L
| BY virtue Of 6 del Of trust made by James Z.
Faris aud Eta Faris his wife, to me as trustee,
datedJuly 10. 1884. recorded III the OIL @ Of the
tlers OF the Coun'y Court OF Ohio couuty. West
ViIgtnia, In Deed of Trust Book No %, page 6S |
will sell at tho north front door Of the Court House
OF said county, on ~ =
SATURDAY, the "ist DAY OF JANUARY, 1855,
commen ing At 10 O'Clock a. m, tho following do
serb d property, that is to say: AL that lot or
parcel o. .g'onnd on Wheeling Island knowa as
10y ~nmheted siehty.eish t III d Ziues addition
TO the ci!, OF wheeling, IN OHIO county, West Wiz
| Einls, together with tho Improvements thereon
the entertainments and apputtenGncIs thereto DO.
longing
The title 10 believed to be good, bat selling as
trustee will convey only the title vested IN me by
said decd OF trust. ~ = =.
TERss OF SALE-One.thrd aud As much more nc
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on tho day OF
sale. the balance In two equal instalmeuts at one
and two years the purchaser to give notes bearing
interest from the day Of sale for The deferred pay
me4tS; tho .itle 10 BE- retained until paymen. Is
msd1 In full. :,
WI W COWDES Trustns
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4 Well Conducted Sheet.

e, Harys Oracle. M"
Tbs INrGLLIaEScER is newsy and we'll
conducted sheet, snd is the leading Re.
publican paper in tho State. We alWsys
read IL with pleasure and profit 10. oar.
selves. All we object TO ia its Rspubli.
c,uism, but then that probably is tia best
recommendation to others.
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Euckleh'n Arnica SnIyo,

The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt yheum, fever
sores, tetter, chspped hands, chilblains,
cornu, and all skin cruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required, It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is centa per
box. For sale NV Tnuan Il Go.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
" OVER HALF a MILLION DI 5TRIDUTEp
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

incorporated In 1865 for Is years by the Lcgisla
tare 49, EDUCATIONAL and Charitable purposes, Will
over $780, 900 has sinCg been added. 80 . :
BY an overwhelming popular vote its francMst
was made part OF the present State Constitutior
adopted December 3D. A. d. lS79, = -"
Tho only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed b,
the people OF any State. iTI 4 : = -. -
u Icptr sccas Of pos.poi.es.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, Ald the semi.arnual Drawing
regularly ever Rtx months June and DecomberI
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOB,
TUNE. First Grand Drawing, Glass A, In The
Jununr, 10, 1888 -a:l2th Monthly Drawing, =
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OF smith6eld St /. Pittsburgh. Pa
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by JUDGMENT or ohcr,vc,
the RAJ estate or any port therro uhtch ras con.
tSItd bp James l. HaWe y % Katharine Daily t0ift
OF MGthto daily, by dttd ddtta The I'd day or stp.
TENDER. 1851:
III pursu 4ncc OF decree Of tho Circuit COur, o.
Ohio county, west Virginia, ,nadc In a cause
tterein pending to subject the said real estate IL
the Payment Of the liens thrr on, you a'e hereby
each OF YOU AGAINST the said Cathsrne Daily OF
the said Mathew Daily which NJ liens on tho said
real estate or nny part OF It for adjudication to
me At my office No l22u GhSpline btrcet, IN the
or before wednesday, the nth day oil January,
1858.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Decem.
Der. 1857. JOSEPH K, PAUL..
de4w Comm Issiopcr
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Il. Notoo from Ohio,

Ii yog want q reliable and neSsy paper
from WSet Virginia you may Just Us we'll
stop on tho border aud subscribe for the
Wheeling INTsLLIGENcrR.
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|WHEELTNG & ELM GROVE R, R.
w On and after Monday. October Al ISV,
tfnins on tho Wheeling !. Elm Grove Railroad VIII
Leave Wheeling:
6:3oam, 7:oca m. IA m. 1i:co m, l;so D m, asa
m, $50 M 7e0 m, 800 m. -, : ' '''0'
Arrive ut Wheeling Park:
600 N, 1855 m 9:35 m, HISS A m. o.o5 N =,
4o5 m, 6:55 p In, 7:sS p IN, 9;S5 p N. - : pt ~
Leave Wheeling Park: .,jSi .li5}g t&
6:lo am, 7:sS N. 1000 m Il: 80 N. 2:so n m.
4:2o IN, e:lo m, 500 N. 1000 m. y - =, -
Arrive at Wheeling: SO N
as m: $40 am; 1875 a m, l:oS N, sos D m.
400 ~ 6:ih N, 1886 p n, 1880 p n. ~ -
every hour until 9:o0 p m Leave Wnreinr patr
~ WY N, and run every hour until 10 n n. or.
cept ne church train. which will leave the 'Psfk
a. saS N, and city at LIB m. - -
oca U, HIRsCHl, supt
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| Romnty IntsAigenctr.
The Wheeling INTELLIaENcEE Is q moet
excellent paper, gives all the news and 10
thoroughly reliable. 1t is ably edited,
and those wishing a fist.class daily or
weekly paper can do no better than to
subscribe 10 II,
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Ehlr to Its Opponents,

The lugrILldENcER is without doubt
one Of the best papers in West Virginia,
and contains all the uews OF the world
worth regaus. 1t is Republican in poll
tics. bet Is ar and just to it's political
opponissaL
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Tns. lSTELLIagscEg 10 live, enterpris-
ing Republican newspaper, and our Re-.
publican friends would do vol to patro.
nixe it.
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The lNrsLLldENcER has told Of tho call.
ing in OF buyers by the manufacturers oil
WOODEN fabrics. This is regarded by the
President's supporters in this vicinity as
q Campaign Islander. Tho fact remains
and hero 10 come carroboration from a
nearby isld:
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Address Registered Letters to
r. NEW oALEANs NATIONAL BANK
1000 Igt9sg.r 59-.-s aaE New (lrlpa no In

REss.4EEp That tho presence OF Generals
!iLn.niuL! Reaurcgard md Early, VINO ere
II charge Of tho drawings, Is guarantee OF nbs0.
lutte fairness and integrity, that the cnnnces arc ali
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw Prize. GTSi'a-IS = Is :
KEaIE,InER that the payment Of all Prizes |,
GUAkANrEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
signed by tho President OF IN Institution whose
chHttetod rights arc recognized In the highest
courts; therefore,. beware OF any limitations OF
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A CredI, to tho City and Party.

The lATELLIaESCER is agood newspaper,
credit not only to the city, but to the
party it so ably uphods and defends.
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Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.

Application Tor rates 10 clubs should DO made
only 70 the office o! tho Company in New O,lasns
For further Information write clearly, giving ia
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express MouCy O.ders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
tency by Express tat our e1pense) addressed
n. 4. DAuPHN,
Or N. l.. DAUPHN, 55 49, -''--'f- = =
fs Haahiugtop. D. O. a itT.F
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CTdytou Erufe. ...

The lNTsLLlaEScER is an old iayorite
with the psupse Of Wes. Virginia and is q
good newspaper.
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P0oIE-On Tucldsy, December IS, 1887, at 8
O'clock A. NJ. NELLIE, youngest daughter OF
Thomas I. ard Eliza Poole, aged - months.
Funeral services this afternoon At2 O'Clock. In.
5u torment nrivste .HrI.
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There are some men who are 90 opposed
to anarchy that they will not even wear
red flannel. --L a.----
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WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER IA, 1857,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the north from,
door OF the Court House In tho city OF Wheeling,
the following property, towtt: Lot numbered hfiy
(5O) in Joseph Caldwells addition TO tho said cty
OF Wheeling, on the west side Of ChaplIne street
between Twenty.seventh and Twenty. eighth
streets On this lot arc butt three dwelling
Terms OF Sale-CAsu
a. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
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Is q. q y. Railroad. estG "
Bcllairs q Z:n@yile Through Passenger leaves
6eiaire At S:il a. NJ, arrives at Bellsiro at D, M.
,Woodsdeld Passenger leaves DellaIre Rt i:1 n
M, arrives at Bella.re at $50 g. m, n - - -
Sunmetaeld Accommodation lesves Bell,ire #
1:O0 p. H., strives ct Bells!se ut l045 a. M -
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THE CHRISTMAS
TRkVEh&RS' GUILDS.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAIN9-on xnd Aitor Nov 20, 1Ss7-E1rLl-
NATION OF RE7aRzaoI M eys aDR,ly Sunday
excepted, tMonday cx' opted. ssaturdsy eI.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS N,

MUST BE sOLD-THE DOUBLE
~ ,woSsoty B,si Ba!ldirSa Mo- y and %
streets. Must DO sold this wtek. A barsaln for
somebody For terms. de-. apply to W. II: RTNE.
HART, 1853 Market ktroet ia'.-i,a EE deli'
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STEE'S SALE OF CENTRE
l. WHEELING REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dared October IA
1875 and recorded In The office OF the Clerk oil the
County Court OF Ohio Couuty, West Virginia, IN
deed Of trust book II psgc 3i3, to me mada by
Charles NJ, ore and Eliza A. Moore, his wife, will
s,,ll at nublic puction or - -
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a Live Paper.
Piedmont Herald. ------